School Board to Advertise for Bonds and Bond Issues
The school board will advertise bids for sale of either 750000 or 870000 dollars of bonds from the 1750000 issue approved in December. Bonds to fund new high schools in Highland Park and Woollaa Hills, with 173000 reissued bonds bought by Brown-Grammar Investment Co. for sinking fund, yield 4 12 percent. Several budget and staff items approved, including admission of 23 Camp Stanley children, summer schools funds, and a two-room free Spanish class for Mexican children. salaries adjustments for principals and new equipment bids for the Thomas Jefferson high school shower room and grounds trucks.
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Glendale doctors threaten strike over whiskey limit ordinance
About 36 Glendale physicians announced a planned strike in response to a proposed city ordinance limiting prescribed whiskey to half pint quantities. The physicians, volunteers at the Glendale county health center clinic, said they would withhold the time they donate to the clinic until the issue is resolved.
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Plan to turn over cotton byproducts to mills draws doubt
J E McDonald of the state neri culture department proposes farmers tear down “lifeline” ties to help carry over cotton woes by making maltresses for own use. Critics note shortages of antitressers and question the plan’s practicality, suggesting trading surplus bales of raw material for cloth manufacturers to keep both cloth and cotton. Jourdanton, Texas.
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Bond election suit dropped after long contest
More than a year after a contest was filed against a 4 975 000 municipal bond issue the case A H Weakhey versus Chambers was dismissed by Judge Frederick Stevens in the third district court The Land election backed by a sparring campaign and the citizens league opposed the bonds The county later claimed annexation made the city illegal and the bonds were voided The contest costs including ballot box storage were assessed against the contestants
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Mexico Nabs 12 in War Against Narcotic Trade
PASO Texas June 3 Aferican government drive against narcotic vendors has led to at least a dozen arrests eight in Juarez Chihuahua and the rest in northern Mexico towns Federal agents and municipal police seized 30000 dollars worth of narcotics at Torreon and Lerdo with several men held in connection The raids also targeted two men and others in Juarez housing raids for possession and sale of narcotics
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Chicago to Have Scotland Yard
Chicago plans a new police investigation unit modeled after London’s Scotland Yard. Acting Chief of Detectives John Alcock announced the creation with Capt. William Shoemaker named to head the independent organization within the Chicago police department.
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Stop Skin Itching In Two Minutes Tellerine Remedy
An advert promises quick and lasting relief from skin eruptions using Tellerine. It claims parasitic destruction and skin healing, describes external application, and guarantees results with no side effects. The text names a price and supplier but lacks verifiable details.
Hoover cuts budget with agriculture spending shift
President Hoover announced a $20,000,000 reduction to the Agriculture Department budget after a conference with Secretary Syde and aides. The plan reallocates funds for the coming year, affecting operations in Washington and agency programs.
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